Hey, it's Andrew Siciliano. Coming up on inside coverage. Mike Tomlin steps down in Pittsburgh.

Is it a good job for whomever the next coach is? And will that next coach be working with Aaron

Rogers? If not, where might Rogers go? The Eagles need an offensive coordinator. So too,

to the Chargers. What do they do?

I know what you do.

You join Charles Robinson, Frank Schwab and me.

Next.

Anything going on today?

Yeah, probably not.

Let's talk about the playoffs.

Yeah, no, there's a little bit going on. Welcome to another edition of Inside Coverage on Yahoo, a Tuesday edition here after the completion of the wildcard round and a Tuesday edition in which we take the air. Hi, my name is Andrews Siciliano, by the way, the how and the why, any and everything you need to know about the National Football League, we're here Monday through Thursday. A day in which we take the air with

Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab or senior NFL writers just with nine head coaching vacancies,

the latest of which actually happened. I didn't believe it was actually going to happen. I mean, watching the Steelers

get their doors blown off at the fourth border last night, you thought it was time. But C. Rob,

Frank, hello to both of you. I didn't think Mike Tomlin would actually do it. See, Rob, let's go. Where were you? Oral history? Where

were you when you heard the news? Oh, yeah, I was here at home and I, you know, my phone instantly

started lighting up and I thought, okay, either somebody, you know, LaFleur happened in Green Bay or somebody, you know, Harbaugh's

landed a job or, you know, I knew it was something. I was scared on the flight home yesterday,

you know, that word would leak out before the game that a decision had already been made. But I

I'm just curious, you know, as Frank discusses where he was and you do as well, I thought

that ESPN broadcast was interesting last night because at the end, I was like, man,

they're really treating this like this might be it for Tomlin.

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